ffeingol
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Unless you have root (full admin access) to the server, this is really a question for your hosting provider.
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No, you can't combine the counts per server. Each server has it's own license / account count. Since you said you are on VPS, you have several other options: Solo - 1 Account Admin - 5 Accounts ...
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buycpanel.com is a partner/distributor. They are a totally seperate entity from cPanel. It's simply a vendor to buy cPanel licenses from. store.cpanel.net is the URL to buy licenses directly fro...
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You have to be more specific about "won't load". Are you getting an error message / 500 error etc.? Have you looked at the error logs in the site as well as the error logs in /var/log/apache2? I...
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http -v is going to give you the installed version. Your literally running the binary and asking it to tell you it's version. You can check the version of the running Apache from Apache Status in...
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Honestly, changing the port is not going to help a lot anymore. We ran on a non-standard part for years and hardly saw any attacks. In the past 3 -4 months, we've see a ton of attacks. If you do...
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Personally I'd say this is a band-aid, not a fix. The software that you're using should really be corrected/re-coded to work properly with MySQL.
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Between MySQL V5.5 and 5.7 MySQL started enforcing "strict mode". That may cause some SQL to fail. You can set the sql_mode = "" in /etc/my.cnf by adding: sql_mode="" Or updating it if the sql_...
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Technically, no, it will not stop working. Things like yum will stop working (they usually take the repo's down pretty quickly). cPanel, however, won't give you support on an EOL os.
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Ditto what @GOT said. Currently CentOS does not support in-place upgrades. The only current option is to get a CentOS V7 server and then migrate the accounts.